As the former head of PC Gamer's hardware coverage, Bo was in charge of helping readers better understand and use PC hardware. He also headed up the buying guides, picking the best peripherals and components to spend your hard-earned money on. He can usually be found playing Overwatch, Apex Legends, or more likely, with his cats. He is now IGN's resident tech editor and PC hardware expert.
Latest articles by Bo Moore

Razer Blade laptop refresh adds 3200x1800 screen, Nvidia 970M
By Bo Moore Published
Razer's refresh jumps to the 970M and 16GB RAM.

$35 Raspberry Pi 2 arrives, supports Windows 10
By Bo Moore Published
The cheapest lil' PC around just got a lot more powerful. And it's still really cheap.

Nvidia working on driver update to address GTX 970 issues
By Bo Moore Published
A driver update may help improve performance for the GTX 970 when using all 4GB of VRAM.

EVGA expands TORQ mouse line with four new models
By Bo Moore Published
EVGA has four new mice on the way for different hand sizes: the X3, X3L, X5, and X5L.

Nvidia GTX 960 roundup
By Bo Moore Published
All the GTX 960s we've found for sale (so far).

Mouse-Box is a concept PC in the palm of your hand, literally
By Bo Moore Published
This is a very small PC.

What to expect from the next generation of RAM
By Bo Moore Published
DDR4 will be the next standard, but what comes after that? A dive into Wide I/O, Hybrid Cube Memory, and high bandwidth.

Fitlet mini-PC is a quad-core machine in the palm of your hand
By Bo Moore Published
A $130 mini PC with a quad-core processor? The Fitlet may beat out Intel's NUC as the small form-factor PC to get.

SteelSeries' new keyboard switch offers mechanical durability with membrane feel
By Bo Moore Published
The QS1 has a slightly shorter throw and lower activation force than the average mechanical switch.

G.Skill sets new DDR4 overclock world record of 4,255MHz
By Bo Moore Published
Record-setting overclocking is never practical, but it sure is fun. This is some seriously fast RAM.

Intel's Compute Stick is a $149 Chromecast-sized PC
By Bo Moore Published
At CES this week, Intel announced that the Compute Stick—the company's $149 Chromecast-sized PC—will launch in March.

Crucial unveils performance- and budget-minded successors to the MX100 SSD
By Bo Moore Published
Crucial has announced a pair of SSD models to succeed its popular, powerful MX100 model.

Seagate celebrate 35th anniversary with world's thinnest 500GB HDD
By Bo Moore Published
In celebration of its 35 year anniversary, Seagate has unveiled what it calls the world's thinnest portable hard drive.

Origin Omega is a gaming beast disguised as a home theater receiver
By Bo Moore Published
Custom build vendor Origin has unveiled its plans for taking over your living room.

Samsung unveils super-portable 1TB SSD
By Bo Moore Published
Samsung has unveiled a new super-portable, not super-expensive SSD.

HP unveils 4K, 5K, curved display, and virtual reality monitors
By Bo Moore Published
HP debuted a slew of new monitors at CES today.

Lian Li's new O Series Chassis lets you mount your PC on the wall
By Bo Moore Published
Why put your PC under you desk when you could bolt it to your wall?

Nvidia driver update for Elite: Dangerous and MGS V fixes limited RGB bug
By Bo Moore Published
Nvidia's latest beta driver fixes a longstanding issue with displaying full RGB color over HDMI.

Microsoft building game and app streaming service codename "Arcadia"
By Bo Moore Published
Microsoft is hiring for a project called Arcadia, which may be an app/game streaming service for its Azure server platform.

Credit card-sized ODRIOD-C1 is a quad-core computer for only $35
By Bo Moore Published
$35 gets you a fully functional Linux computer that can handle H.64 video.

Nvidia cards don't display full RGB color via HDMI—here's a fix
By Bo Moore Published
If you're using an Nvidia graphics card and an HDMI cable, make sure you're getting the full RGB color range on your monitor.

Intel NUC 2.0 images surface on official site
By Bo Moore Published
New Intel NUCs are likely on the way soon.

Digital Storm unveils small form-factor Eclipse, starting at $699
By Bo Moore Published
It's a little bigger than an Xbox One, but a whole lot more powerful fully equipped.
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